Following our first podcast with ProfessorKaos64 featuring his work on SteamOS, here is the second episode this time with the president of Codeweavers, James Ramey, recorded just a couple of weeks ago. We have already had the chance to feature James… Continue Reading
In the midst of the huge trash heap that is Steam’s store of early access shovelware titles, there is, surprisingly, one game that stands out among them all — something that is unique, something that has actually been worked on and… Continue Reading
Since the release of the last Tomb Raider patch by Feral, I have been playing Tomb Raider 2013 from about 25% of the game till completion (not all side quests, but at least till the end of the story mode),… Continue Reading
The magic of E3 has hit again. Among numerous useless press releases full of hype, there’s one worth noting for us Linux gamers. Dell and its subdivision Alienware have just announced that the Alienware Alpha and its Steam Machine equivalent… Continue Reading
“Heyyyyy.” A new chat box pops up via Steam. “Want to play some Rocket League?” “Sure,” I reply, albeit with a tad of hesitation. “Just give me a second — got to reboot to Windows.” My friends don’t understand what Linux… Continue Reading
While this article may sound like an answer to the recent pieces seen on Ars, or PCWorld, regarding how poorly the Steam Machines have done in the past 6 months, this could not be further from the truth, since I… Continue Reading
This week has been pretty rich in announcements so let’s try to cover everything. Let’s go bullet-point like, because it’s more efficient this way… SteamOS 2.80 is in beta. You may not have to wait too long for an update… Continue Reading
Man. Feral must have been real busy lately. F1 2015 is the latest title ported to you by — you guessed it — Feral Interactive, the first game in the Formula 1 series to be developed for GNU/Linux and — if I’m correct —… Continue Reading
Since Telltales does not seem to be in any hurry to bring any of their titles over to Linux, at least we get some other episodic adventure games… such as the recently announced Life is Strange from Square Enix (developed… Continue Reading
Back in December 2015, I had looked at the evolution of the Steam Games Count on Linux, as we were about to close the gap to 2000 games in a matter of months. Now it’s time to look at the… Continue Reading